Exploring the Relationship between Differentiation of Self and Religious Questing in Students from Two Faith-based Colleges

Meteyard, John; Andersen, Kirsty; Marx, Eric

doi:10.1007/s11089-011-0401-4

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“…While questing individuals may experience anxiety or conflict as they engage the process of differentiating from their friend and family systems (Heiden-Rootes et al, 2010), studies have also found that questing is positively associated with spiritual well-being, mediated by identity development (Klaassen & McDonald, 2002). Furthermore, quest exploration is positively associated with DoS, openness to others, and prosocial behavior (Heiden-Rootes et al, 2010; Meteyard et al, 2012). Despite the intrapersonal and interpersonal challenges, questing may be an important element of eudaimonic well-being.…”

Section: Spiritual Seeking and Quest Explorationmentioning

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Humility and Relational Spirituality as Predictors of Well-Being among Christian Seminary Students

Ruffing¹,

Oleson²,

Tomlinson

et al. 2021

Journal of Psychology and Theology

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The present study investigated the unique contributions of relational spirituality and humility factors to seminary students’ eudaimonic well-being in a diverse sample ( n = 111) of urban seminary students. Hypotheses were developed in conversation with this research on humility, seminary student formation, and virtue ethics. As hypothesized, the relational spirituality factors of differentiation of self and quest exploration each made a significant independent contribution in predicting students’ well-being over and above impression management. In addition, humility-cultivating practices and dispositional humility were modestly correlated and each made a significant independent contribution in predicting well-being over and above relational spirituality factors and impression management. Implications for future research and for seminary student formation are discussed.

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Section: Spiritual Seeking and Quest Explorationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Humility and Relational Spirituality as Predictors of Well-Being among Christian Seminary Students

Ruffing¹,

Oleson²,

Tomlinson

et al. 2021

Journal of Psychology and Theology

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“…For example, a theologian would address religiosity from the view point of faith. (9-11) While religious educators could focus on orthodoxy and belief (12,13) Psychologist might choose to address the dimensions of devotion, holiness, and piousness, (14)(15)(16)(17).…”

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The Study of Religiosity In Charles Dickens’ Novel A Christmas Carol Through Genetic Structural Approach

Sitio¹,

Rasyid²,

Rahmat³

2019

IJEAT

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This study aims to examine comprehensively the meaning and the existence of religiosity in Charles Dickens’ Novel A Christmas Carol. It is a qualitative research using a structural genetic approach. The data were collected from the text of the novel and analyzed through a content analysis. The results of this study are as follows: (1) Autonomous structures of the novel such plot, character, setting and theme have a coherent as a whole and are interconnected to describe the problem of religiosity in the novel A Christmas Carol which indicate transformation of religiosity such as religious belief, religious practices and religious values to improve the quality of human life. (2) Social structure of English Society in Industrial Revolution indicates its significance in describing social context of English society in the novel of A Christmas Carol. Such as, the problem of population density, low labor salaries, the high cost of daily living in the City of London, and the degradation of religiosity in the British Society. (3) The author’s world view indicates the need of change of man’s religiosity through his or her affection of social and religious experience to recover the meaning and the application of religiosity in human life especially in the aspect of solidarity. religiosity based on structural genetics, the autonomous structure of the novel A Christmas Carol, the social structure of British society during the Industrial Revolution, and the worldview of the author has a unified whole to prove that there is a homologous relationship between social reality, especially religions of British society during the Industrial Revolution

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Differentiation of Self and Clinicians’ Perceptions of Client Sexual Behavior as “Problematic”

et al. 2017

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Exploring the Relationship between Differentiation of Self and Religious Questing in Students from Two Faith-based Colleges

Cited by 10 publications

References 16 publications

Humility and Relational Spirituality as Predictors of Well-Being among Christian Seminary Students

Humility and Relational Spirituality as Predictors of Well-Being among Christian Seminary Students

The Study of Religiosity In Charles Dickens’ Novel A Christmas Carol Through Genetic Structural Approach

Differentiation of Self and Clinicians’ Perceptions of Client Sexual Behavior as “Problematic”

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